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Enchantment

An exuberancy colored comes
momently  pose in my lucky hand  suddenly...
Will it be a petal, arcanum or a butterfly...

Suddenly

time is one saw
our part between gears momently

our face was changing in the mirrors
eventually we will be
not recognize ourselves

the curtains are closed now
our history is full of secret
we claim no
what not forget to to forget what

did ends road,we have not seen the warning signs

It Takes An Unicorn To Find the Unicorn

At blurred edges of lucidity
cognition about your existence is written

tried to rip you out of my intestines

you asked me what's wrong with the roots
nothing
except, they're retaining you in one place only
	
I'm depersonalizing reverie like runaway eyelashes

dawn fractured in front of my eyes

by intertwined limbs
we stretched out an imaginary trajectory towards perishing moon

I'm laughing
he couldn't comprehend why 

there is no future 
only left out asteroids from the past
bombarding us selectively and daily

I told him how everything is surreal
and raindrops will momently
rinse the laugh.

I told him - I am the wall
the rough one
the one that gives you a back pain
when leaning against it

he answered that the trick must be in the way you're leaning 

I couldn't be your umbrella
now we are both soaked


Kubla Khan In East Lansing

KUBLA KHAN  IN EAST  LANSING

Not In East Lansing did Kubla Khan
A stately pleasure-dome decree:
But oh! that deep  chasm which slanted
Down the green hill east of town
Was a savage place! Holy and enchanted


And from this chasm, with ceaseless turmoil seething,
As if this earth in fast thick pants were breathing,
A smould’ring sofa  momently was forced;
Amid whose swift half-intermitted burst
Huge fragments vaulted like rebounding hail,
Or chaffy grain beneath the thresher's flail:
And 'mid these dancing pieces  at once and ever
And sank in tumult to a lifeless sidewalk.

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Notes

(1)      My thanks to Mr.Coleridge, whose lines are used here. 

(2)      My apologies for extending my sofa trilogy ( q  v ) into a quadrilogy, 
but once you’ve seen a burning sofa plunging earthward in East Lansing, 
you are a changed man, and can never forget.

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